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POSITION SUMMARY

This is a working lead position. You will be on the tools every day, performing the work yourself and setting the pace and quality standard for the crew. You will perform all aspects of small and large commercial TI and remodel projects, from demolition through punch list and close-out, while keeping each job on schedule. You will also coordinate trades, keep the site safe and clean, and make sure the finished product meets plans, specs, and client expectations.

HANDS-ON SCOPE OF WORK

Performing all aspects of small and large TI projects, including but not limited to: Demolition and site preparation: selective interior demo, protecting existing finishes and occupied areas, layout from plans, debris removal and disposal.

Framing and structural work:

layout, cutting, and installing metal stud and wood framing, headers, blocking, soffits, furring, and backing for fixtures and casework.

Drywall and finishing:

hanging, taping, mudding, sanding, and finishing to the specified level, plus patching and texture matching.

Painting:

surface prep, masking, priming, and finish coats on walls, ceilings, doors, and trim.

Interior finishes and grid ceilings:

laying out and installing suspended grid ceilings, tile, and light fixture cut-ins per the reflected ceiling plan. Doors, millwork, trim, and cabinets: setting frames, hanging doors, installing hardware, casework and cabinet installation, and finish carpentry.

Floor and wall coverings:

subfloor prep and installation of carpet, LVT, tile, or similar flooring, plus baseboard and wall coverings.

SCHEDULE, COORDINATION, AND CLOSE-OUT

Own schedule compliance on your projects by tracking daily progress against the project timeline and adjusting crew assignments to stay on track. Coordinate trades, subcontractors, vendors, and building management, and sequence work to avoid delays and rework. Flag material delays, schedule risks, and scope changes early, with proposed solutions.

Handle material handling:

receiving deliveries, staging materials, and tracking tools and equipment. Run quality control throughout the job and before inspections and turnover. Build and complete the punch list, and close out each project cleanly. Keep daily logs and progress updates for the project manager.

CREW LEADERSHIP, SAFETY, AND HOUSEKEEPING

Work alongside carpenters, laborers, and helpers, lead by example, and train newer crew members on proper methods. Assign daily tasks, set expectations, and hold the crew accountable for quality and productivity. Enforce safety standards and PPE use, and hold regular jobsite safety talks. Responsible for job site cleanliness, including daily cleanup and protection of finished work.

QUALIFICATIONS

5+ years of commercial construction or tenant improvement experience, including 2+ years in a lead or foreman role. Proven hands-on skill in most of the trades listed above, and working knowledge of the rest. Ability to read blueprints, specs, and reflected ceiling plans. Strong planning, scheduling, and task-sequencing skills. Clear communication and leadership skills. Working knowledge of jobsite safety practices (OSHA 10 or 30 preferred). Valid driver's license and reliable transportation to jobsites. Own hand tools appropriate to your trades.

Preferred:

experience working in occupied buildings or after hours, experience with scheduling or project software (Procore, Buildertrend, or similar), and First Aid/CPR certification.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work on ladders, scaffolds, and lifts. Extended periods of standing, kneeling, bending, and overhead work. Work in dust, noise, and active construction environments.

CONDITIONS

Must be able to pass DMV and background checks. 90-day probationary period. Performance will be evaluated after 90 days.

Pay:

$30.00 - $34.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k) matching Health insurance

Work Location:

In person